Remi Oudin, who has made only 11 appearances totaling 294 minutes this season, is joining Sampdoria from Lecce on a loan with an obligation to buy. He arrived in Genoa yesterday and underwent routine medical examinations at Casa della Salute. The contract signing is expected to follow, and he will participate in the first training session in the afternoon with the possibility of being included in the squad for the upcoming match at 'Martelli'.

Remi Oudin, a French player born in 1996, will be joining Sampdoria on loan with an option to buy in June. Oudin, who plays as a second striker or attacking midfielder, was sidelined by Lecce's sporting director Corvino. A left-footer preferring to play as an inverted winger, he developed in Stade Reims' youth academy, debuted in Ligue 1, and later moved to Bordeaux before landing at Lecce in the 2022/2023 season.

Remi Oudin, a French attacking midfielder and former Bordeaux player, has been left out of Lecce's squad. Sampdoria is actively trying to sign him and has reportedly submitted a loan offer to Lecce. Although Oudin was not the striker Sampdoria initially sought, he is viewed as a tactical option after Tutino's injury. The proposed deal is a simple loan without any clauses, and there is uncertainty regarding Oudin's willingness to move to Serie B, considering that staying out of Lecce's squad is not an attractive prospect. Insiders have confirmed that the offer has been made to Lecce, and Oudin, born in 1996, is being considered for his ability to play as either an attacking midfielder or an offensive winger. This interest arises as Sampdoria aims to strengthen their attack following the signing of Niang, especially given the strategic changes required due to Tutino's recent malleolar fracture.